Cam’ron Refuses To Discuss “Ready ‘24” Lawsuit Against J Cole

Final week, Cam’ron hit J Cole with a brand new lawsuit, alleging that he owes him royalties for his or her Would possibly Delete Later collab, “Prepared ’24.” Extra particularly, he is searching for at the very least $500K. Allegedly, Cole requested Cam to work on a tune for an upcoming undertaking in December of 2021. He allegedly agreed beneath the circumstances that he’d obtain correct credit score and have management over the ultimate minimize. He additionally allegedly needed Cole to affix him for one more collaboration sooner or later, both a tune or an look on his podcast, It Is What It Is.

They recorded “Prepared ’24” the next 12 months, and on the time, Cam’ron allegedly confirmed that he would not authorize its launch till Cole adopted by means of with one other collaboration. Allegedly, Cole agreed.

“Two years later, with Cole having refused to honor his settlement to collaborate with [Cam’ron] on both a single or on the podcast, Defendants nonetheless launched [‘Ready ’24’]… on the album Would possibly Delete Later,” the lawsuit alleges.

Clearly, followers have a number of questions in regards to the lawsuit. For now, nonetheless, it stays unclear whether or not or not they’re going to ever get the solutions they’re on the lookout for. In a preview for a brand new episode of the Speak With Flee podcast, shared by REVOLT on Instagram, Sen Metropolis questions Cam in regards to the lawsuit.

“You suing J. Cole? As a result of I bought questions on that,” he mentioned. Cam saved his lips sealed, however Sen Metropolis persevered. “J. Cole, that’s the prodigal son from North Carolina,” he mentioned. “Why are you suing J. Cole, my n****? He don’t trouble no one.”

“Aight, you don’t wanna reply,” he continued. “Properly, simply reply this: he’s on his solution to being a rap legend. That don’t make you simply wanna be like, ‘Nah. You recognize what…let bygones be bygones’ or regardless of the case could also be?”

At this level, Cam lastly spoke up, although he opted to maintain it imprecise. “I feel J. Cole positively gonna be a rap legend. one hundred pc. Particular,” he declared. “However he don’t get a go.”